Comments on: The race for the best Mac GTD app http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/ - brilliant ways to use your Mac and iPhone Sat, 06 Mar 2010 13:58:07 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: GTD app: Ghost Action | brilliantdays.com http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/comment-page-1/#comment-1099 GTD app: Ghost Action | brilliantdays.com Mon, 05 Feb 2007 23:44:06 +0000 http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/#comment-1099 [...] The race for the best Mac GTD app is still on! A new app is in the race: Ghost Action. [...] [...] The race for the best Mac GTD app is still on! A new app is in the race: Ghost Action. [...]

]]> By: OmmiFocus is progressing | brilliantdays.com http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/comment-page-1/#comment-784 OmmiFocus is progressing | brilliantdays.com Tue, 09 Jan 2007 13:43:43 +0000 http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/#comment-784 [...] The race for the best Mac GTD app is still on, and today we had a new version of Inbox (1.0.5) out, and yesterday OmniFocus showed the first screenshots of upcoming GTD app OmniFocus in a get-together at MacWorld in San Francisco. TUAW has one (heh, one???) screenshot, which looks promising. I’m sure Merlin Mann will put up more details soon. [...] [...] The race for the best Mac GTD app is still on, and today we had a new version of Inbox (1.0.5) out, and yesterday OmniFocus showed the first screenshots of upcoming GTD app OmniFocus in a get-together at MacWorld in San Francisco. TUAW has one (heh, one???) screenshot, which looks promising. I’m sure Merlin Mann will put up more details soon. [...]

]]> By: Oyvind http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/comment-page-1/#comment-730 Oyvind Mon, 01 Jan 2007 10:33:05 +0000 http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/#comment-730 Thanks, David. You have about the same conclusions as <a href="http://brilliantdays.com/gtd-online/" rel="nofollow">I have in my review of Vitalist</a>: That it needs to be faster and that there are some things that need to be fixed. My biggest problem with online GTD solutions is that they are difficult to take with you... Thanks, David. You have about the same conclusions as I have in my review of Vitalist: That it needs to be faster and that there are some things that need to be fixed. My biggest problem with online GTD solutions is that they are difficult to take with you…

]]> By: David Mackay http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/comment-page-1/#comment-729 David Mackay Mon, 01 Jan 2007 06:57:24 +0000 http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/#comment-729 I've just written up <a href="http://organisedlife.com/article/15/review-vitalist-a-new-gtd-application" rel="nofollow">my review of Vitalist</a> -- it's a nice start, I'd say, but too rough around the edges to be really useful at the moment, unfortunately. Desktop software seems to be the way to go for GTD at the moment -- looking forward to seeing what OmniFocus ends up becoming. I’ve just written up my review of Vitalist — it’s a nice start, I’d say, but too rough around the edges to be really useful at the moment, unfortunately. Desktop software seems to be the way to go for GTD at the moment — looking forward to seeing what OmniFocus ends up becoming.

]]> By: GTD online | brilliantdays.com http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/comment-page-1/#comment-717 GTD online | brilliantdays.com Fri, 29 Dec 2006 12:27:15 +0000 http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/#comment-717 [...] There’s a race to be the best Mac GTD app. And the race is certainly on with the online versions too. I’ve looked at Tedium before, and Vitalist (or should I spell it “Vital!st” - nah… that looks like spam…) is similar to Tedium. [...] [...] There’s a race to be the best Mac GTD app. And the race is certainly on with the online versions too. I’ve looked at Tedium before, and Vitalist (or should I spell it “Vital!st” – nah… that looks like spam…) is similar to Tedium. [...]

]]> By: Todd V http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/comment-page-1/#comment-508 Todd V Wed, 11 Oct 2006 15:53:22 +0000 http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/#comment-508 One more to now add to the list of mac GTD implementations is one I just released to the public called "Ready-Set-Do!" It's advantage over other implementations is that it comprehensively integrates all of one's files and programs into David Allen's GTD workflow. It allows for quick iteration of thoughts and ideas, audibly coaches you through your daily and weekly reviews, hyperlinks your projects and actionables, and -- best of all -- doesn't lock you into one program that may or may not have long-term software support. It does all this by utilizing your mac's File System Architecture -- (i.e. file names & comments) -- two things that are not going to go away any time soon. For my own workflow reliabiilty is key, and that's why I've adopted this approach. It also comes with a Sync iCal ToDos Plug-in for those looking for that functionality as well. I'm looking for some more people to try it out for me and let me know what they think. The philosophy behind the approach as well as the trial version are available here: http://homepage.mac.com/toddvasquez/Ready-Set-Do!/RSD%20Backstory.html One more to now add to the list of mac GTD implementations is one I just released to the public called “Ready-Set-Do!”

It’s advantage over other implementations is that it comprehensively integrates all of one’s files and programs into David Allen’s GTD workflow. It allows for quick iteration of thoughts and ideas, audibly coaches you through your daily and weekly reviews, hyperlinks your projects and actionables, and — best of all — doesn’t lock you into one program that may or may not have long-term software support. It does all this by utilizing your mac’s File System Architecture — (i.e. file names & comments) — two things that are not going to go away any time soon. For my own workflow reliabiilty is key, and that’s why I’ve adopted this approach. It also comes with a Sync iCal ToDos Plug-in for those looking for that functionality as well.

I’m looking for some more people to try it out for me and let me know what they think. The philosophy behind the approach as well as the trial version are available here:

http://homepage.mac.com/toddvasquez/Ready-Set-Do!/RSD%20Backstory.html

]]> By: DaveG http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/comment-page-1/#comment-503 DaveG Thu, 05 Oct 2006 21:27:01 +0000 http://brilliantdays.com/the-race-for-the-best-mac-gtd-app/#comment-503 hi, currently the best mac GTD apps are both based on TiddlyWiki. Check them out - dcubed and MonkeyGTD. Not Cocoa I suppose,, DaveG hi,

currently the best mac GTD apps are both based on TiddlyWiki.
Check them out – dcubed and MonkeyGTD.
Not Cocoa I suppose,,
DaveG

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